St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-04
EVENTS TO COME.

The Young Ladies' guild.0f st. Paul's
church will present Above the Clouds"
next Tuesday evening at Turner hall.
The cast is an exceptionally good one,
viz: Ringold, George Cory; Alfred
Thorpe, Manly B. Curry; Amos Gay
lord, Louis Shaw; Howard Gaylord.
F. j. Shepard; Titus Turtle, DR.. Par
Naylor, Sam Gilbert; Grace ingalls,,
Miss Lillian Price; Hester ThOrne,
Mrs. George Cory; Susie Gaylord, Miss
Rachel Harlowe; Lucretia Gerrish, Miss
Anna Carpenter. From 10 to II there
will be dancing to the music of Seibert's
orchestra. No doubt delightful even
ing is in store for all who will be there.
Prof. w. n. Burritt will give the third
of a series of muSicaleS at FOrd'S music
rooms next Tuesday evening. A pro-
gramme of fourteen numbers will be
rendered by the following participants:
Mrs. J. w. Thompson, Mrs. Erwin, Mrs.
w. G.Woods, Mrs. Nettie Fuller, Misses
Free, Brush, Dean, Brown, Messrs.
Thornquist, Kennedy, Swift, Timer
man, Merrill and Burritt.
The pastor and committee of ladies
and gentlemen of st. Michael'S church
have commenced preparations for an
entertainment to be held in Liedertafel
lid1l t1iC CfClllliS3S VI OlIC -OlIly -ClIl
and 29th of December, by which they
will make a vigorous effort to raise
funds for the support of the parochial
school connected with the church.
Jessie Couthoui, the elocutionist, will
give an entertainment at the House of
Hope church, corner OF Fifth and -EX-
change streets, Tuesday evening, Dec.
13, for the benefit of the WOman'S
Christian home. Her personal presence
and manners are extremely fascinating,
and she has recognized dramatic pow
erS.
The ladies and friends of st. James
A. M. E. church are making extensive
preparations for their fair, which will
open Dec. 10, continuing six days, in
the old SwedenbOrgian church, on Mar
ket street. Dinner and supper will be
served for the accommodation of bust
ness men.
The young people of st. Johns guild
have decided to give double bill'' in
Guiding "SweetheartS" and 'BOy of
Powders some time in January. The
same society will give a social hop
the school house.
The ladies of st. Luke's Aid society of
Christ church will hold a sale at the
sulIu lOOul VI 6lIC anu
Tuesday, Dec. and 6. Useful and
fancy articles, suitable for Christmas
presents, will be offered.
The st. Luke's Aid society will hold
its annual sale of aprons and fancy
goods Wednesday afternoon and even
ing, Dec. Is. at the residence of Mrs.
Law, 624 Olive street. Refreshments
will be served.
Mrs. Albert Moore and daughter will
give an afternoon reception to the so
ciety ladies i'm St. Paul and Minneapolis
next Thursday, at their residence. 263
South Oak street, from to 5 O'Clock.
The Sewing society of the church of
the Good Shepherd will have a sale of
fancy and useful articles at the school
room Dec. 10 during the afternoon and
evening.
The next meeting of the Summit
Chautauqua circle will be held Monday
evening. Dec. IL. Mrs. E. J. HodgSOn
and Mrs. Il. S. Baker have charge of the
music.
Dec. IS the ladies of st. Peters mis-
sion, on Dayton's bluff, will give the
first of series of entertainments of a
musical. literary and social character.
The Hebrew charity ball will occur
Thursday. Dec. s. at Standard hall, cor
ner Eighth and jackson streets.
Thursday evening Miss Konantz will
give a progressive euchre party at her
home, II South Forbes street.
Mrs. Dodge, CAT Olive street, will en-
terrain the st. Luke's Aid society next
Wednesday afternoon.
The German club" will hold the sec
ond of its social parties Tuesday even
ing at Evans hall.
The North Star Chautauqua circle
will hold its regular meeting Dec. Is at
the usual place.
Seibert's next Sunday evening con-
cert will be held Dec. IL at Turner hall.